Cinzel + Fauna One
A fresh perspective
Cinzel is inspired by Roman inscriptions and uses only capitals, giving headings a monumental, luxurious tone. Fauna One is a soft, readable serif for supporting text.
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Cinzel font pairings
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
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An all-caps serif inspired by first-century Roman inscriptions. It evokes classical grandeur and should be kept to titles and short display lines.
- Category
- Serif
- Source
- Google Fonts
- Designer
- Natanael Gama
- Best for
- headings
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Cinzel + Lato
A fresh perspective
Cinzel's serifs give headlines a classic, editorial voice, while Lato's cleaner sans-serif shapes keep paragraphs and UI text easy to scan.
Try in the roulette ↗Cinzel + Raleway
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Cinzel's serifs give headlines a classic, editorial voice, while Raleway's cleaner sans-serif shapes keep paragraphs and UI text easy to scan.
Try in the roulette ↗Cinzel + EB Garamond
A fresh perspective
Both are serif designs, so the pair stays cohesive; the hierarchy comes from Cinzel's heavier, more distinctive headline shapes against EB Garamond's quieter text forms.
Try in the roulette ↗Good uses for Cinzel
- Film and game titles
- Luxury branding
- Formal invitations
Cinzel CSS
/* Found with Font Roulette: https://www.font-roulette.com/?tab=single&font=Cinzel */
@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Cinzel&display=swap');
h1, h2, h3 {
font-family: 'Cinzel', serif;
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